Grocery Store Sign
A little extreme, it would seem.
And what's with the capitalization?
Eric Scheske
Tuesday
Twitterables
Courtesy of Bill Kauffman:
Henry James's definition of a cosmopolite: a little bit of everything and not
much of anything.
Three a.m., the soul's midnight, as Ray Bradbury calls it.
Conversation is the casualty in the empire of noise.
Ray Bradbury's Dandelion
Monday
Miscellaneous Rambling
Whatta glorious Indian Summer! I'm really enjoying the extra time outdoors. I've
done all sorts of stuff to get the garden ready for next spring, so much so that
I'm reminded of Luke 12 and the parable of the fool who stored
Sunday
H.I.F.
Well, at least he has the decency to admit it, which is more than any leaders in
the federal government are wiling to do: Tony Blair apologises for 'mistakes'
over Iraq War and admits 'elements of truth' to view that invasion helped rise
Saturday
> A must-read: Cardinal Danneels: A Wolf in Shepherd's Clothing | The Stream
https://t.co/dHHa3YMfy5
> — The Daily Eudemon (@TheDailyEudemon) October 20, 2015
[https://twitter.com/TheDailyEudemon/status/656611295920267265]
Friday
One of the best Catholic news pieces appeared last weekend at National Catholic
Register: Monks, Beer and Christendom
[http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/monks-beer-and-christendom]. It combines a
handful of things that have interested me for awhile.
First, it revolves around the Monks of Nursia, which I assumed was a large,
Thursday
From the Gardening Journals
I had a great day last Sunday: getting the garden ready for winter. It's
possibly my most pleasant task of the year: pulling up the tomato and pepper
plants that were destroyed by Saturday night's freeze, adding to the compost
pile, doing
Wednesday
Fascinating episode on EWTN Live earlier this month: "After suffering a spinal
injury and praying for Cardinal Newman's intercession, Guest Deacon Jack
Sullivan's healing on August 15, 2011 sparked calls for the Cardinal's
beautification." Link to MP3
[http://www.ewtn.com/vondemand/
Tuesday
Speaking of Ayn Rand (see yesterday's Rambling), I think I found another
Catholic libertarian: Jay Wesley Richards. He doesn't call himself a libertarian
in "Why Libertarians Need God
[http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2014/03/libertarians-and-religion.html]
," but he has clearly spent a lot of
Monday
Miscellaneous Rambling
Ah, one of nature's great gifts is unfolding: the Indian Summer. We had a freeze
Saturday night, followed with gorgeous weather on Sunday and a gorgeous forecast
for the next ten days. It's definitely my favorite time of the year,
weather-wise. * * * * * * * Interesting essay at